You can enable offline viewing and editing of feature layers in your ArcGIS Enterprise portal. To take feature data offline from an ArcGIS Enterprise portal, you must enable sync on the feature layer and add the sync-enabled feature layer (or layers) to a map that is enabled for offline use.
How you enable sync on a feature layer depends on whether you are using a hosted feature layer or an ArcGIS Server feature layer (feature service).
You can also configure hosted tile layers and cached map services to be taken offline for viewing purposes.
Enable a hosted feature layer for offline mapping
If you enable offline editing (sync) from ArcGIS Pro when you publish a hosted feature layer to your portal, the data is automatically configured to allow synchronization to occur. If you publish a hosted feature layer from a file in your portal, enable sync from the Settings tab of the hosted feature layer's details page. See Manage hosted feature layer editing for instructions.
Enable an ArcGIS Server feature layer for offline mapping
Before you can enable an ArcGIS Server feature layer for offline mapping, you must prepare the source data. See Prepare data for use in offline feature services in the ArcGIS Pro help for details.
Enable hosted tile layers for offline mapping
You can include hosted tile layers as read-only layers in your offline map. To do this, you need to enable the layer for offline use. See Manage hosted tile layers for instructions.
Enable cached map services for offline mapping
As with hosted tile layers, cached map services can be included in your offline maps as read-only layers. To do this, you must allow clients to export the cache tiles. See Configure a map image layer in the ArcGIS Pro help for information.
Next steps
Once you enable sync or offline mapping on the layers you need to take offline, add the layers to a map and enable the map for offline use.